Cruel and unusual indeed.

I liked the idea of him being sentenced to death, then having to wait 25 years for it. Never felt like that before…

One of their goals for doing that, is to make it too difficult and disadvantages for you to impose the death penalty. So they basically get you to do what they want, by making you do what you think you want. Manipulation is like that.

A death sentence would have kept ‘it’ in the news and generated plenty of Supreme Court appeals — if only for the politics.

‘it’ is set to fade to nil.

The cost of the cell is trivial compared to the cost of the inevitable appeals to the Supreme Court and all of the other court procedures. We’re saving money.

There is no proper death penalty in this country, anyway. The objectors have succeeded in imposing so much delay that it’s easier to fire a federal employee.

‘it’ will never be exchanged — a franchise player ‘it’ is.

There will always be someone in prison for terrorists to gain hostages against. ‘it’ neither adds or subtracts from this reality.

The cell is as close to a tomb as the courts will permit. It’s a sterile concrete and steel man-crib with zero amenities. It’s not at all like any prison cell you’ve ever seen.

BTW, it’s about as quiet as a monastery: no talking, no tapping — even the plumbing is disjointed and dampened.

It’s not living — you’re vegetation.

A death sentence would have kept ‘it’ in the news and generated plenty of Supreme Court appeals — if only for the politics.

‘it’ is set to fade to nill.

The cost of the cell is trivial compared to the cost of the inevitable appeals to the Supreme Court and all of the other court procedures. We’re saving money.

There is no proper death penalty in this country, anyway. The objectors have succeeded in imposing so much delay that it’s easier to fire a federal employee.

‘it’ will never be exchanged — a franchise player ‘it’ is.

There will always be someone in prison for terrorists to gain hostages against. ‘it’ neither adds or subtracts from this reality.

The cell is as close to a tomb as the courts will permit. It’s a sterile concrete and steel man-crib with zero ammenties. It’s not at all like any prison cell you’ve ever seen.

It’s not living — you’re vegetation.

Not very surprising, but it is very drool.

Besides, I’m sure I’ll give Spank one of those healing potions he keeps telling me that I owe him.

Spank’s facts are not what they seem. All such facts are independent of conclusions, I just stated that there more than one conclusion from a set of facts. Any analyst would do the same, if they were honest.

Kamel makes a vague, general statement about facts that can easily be checked.

Spanky offers proof that Kame’s vague generalization is wrong.

Yammer criticizes Spanky for…using facts.

And then talks about killing Spanky.

You have issues, tiny little man.

You tell me.

One of the things I notice is that the “mental magic” or “psychological state” of a people in any specific space-time coordinate is totally independent of what you can find in records. The only thing of use is memories, and those can be wrong and distorted, but it’s better than hindsight concerning the accuracy of psychological conditions.

I can imagine what went on in Korea and WWI and WWII, and some people describe it for me what it felt like, but I will never know because I will never have experienced the Full Total Immersion of that time and space.

Talkin is not vague at all, vagueness comes from hindsight, not memory. Memory is as sharp as the katana that sliced open your belly Spank. I’m upgrading my Diamond Edged katana just for you Spank 😉